I guess that is why you have no pic. You are too good looking.
Stop trying to sell junk where not appropriate.

Please stop promoting products - you are ruining comment forums. This is very rude. Now, the topic: Of course I respect her decision. If it were me, I would serve as Ms. Geogia for one year 1st. These girls get tremendous financial opportunities and modeling jobs. She could end up with a tidy nest egg AND charity work which would make a difference....like much needed school supplies for kids/schools in need. She could make a much bigger impact on education this way, and still go back to teaching soon enough. Dr. G.

I'm fed up with people who post their stinky commercial messages as comments - such as this one.

If she new there was a chance, small chance but still a chance that she could win Miss Georiga then why did she enroll in the first place? Im not judging her, but just curious.

ita if u are so hot where is the pic. Im sure not clicking on a link either. You are selling genex.

maybe she can teach you some manners

That is all you could come up with. Can we all spell sophmoric? Or beer swilling moron? Somebody does the right thing. That is the most shocking news. Your pithy comments are just the same old useless blather coming from a dues paying member of the idiocracy.

bigd you are disgusting!

sophomoric....yes i CAN spell it....correctly

HAHAHA

Pretty harsh from a retired teacher. The Miss America pageant is no longer a "beauty pageant" rather a scholarship competition, which itself is the single largest provider of scholarships for young women in the country. Each contestant has a platform, to further her "cause" for her year of service, whether she wins State (Miss GA) or Miss America. I don't know what her particular platform was, but I think it is pretty educational for everyone, who should note that Kristina Higgins diligently competed and was successful in her quest, yet realised her role might be better served in an educational setting. I think it speaks volumes when someone forsakes their own personal dream (doesn't every little girl in the US go through that "beauty queen" phase?) to help further the goals of others. Applause to Kristina...